leaders

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 The day the workers dared to ask their leaders these questions .

 
then maybe things will get better ...
Sir, I don't have food. What do you eat? Where do you eat from? Why is there such a difference between my life and yours?

No school for my children. Why do your children study in London, Dubai, USA or Canada?

There is no BHU in my area. There is no best hospital. How and why do you and your family get treatment for yourself and your family from the best expensive hospitals in Karachi, London, USA I can't buy a pair of shoes a year. Where do you get a Land Cruiser and expensive cars worth crores of rupees every year? I have a rough house that I haven't been able to build for years. Where do you build expensive bungalows?
 How do you live in them
What was your source of livelihood before the election and what was your financial status? What is your financial position after the election? How and why was this increase in your and your family's assets possible? And yes, why are you promoting hereditary politics? ... ?
If he could answer these questions, maybe the future would be better. If not, keep up the good work. The situation is probably even worse. They will have a good platform for politics and sloganeering for all of us. Protocol will increase in their properties. We will celebrate.

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